Re:The NYPD sent a warrantless subpoena for a copwatcher's T...
by none_to_remain on Tuesday March 12, 2024 @02:03PM
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Can you provide any example of a "warranted subpoena"?
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Re:The NYPD sent a warrantless subpoena for a copwatcher's T...
by MacsHeadroom on Tuesday March 12, 2024 @03:06PM
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All court orders are warrants. That is the most basic definition of a warrant. So a subpoena issued by the court is warranted. A subpoena not issued by a court but accompanied by a separate warrant for the same information constitutes a warranted search or seizure where failure to comply with said search/seizure by the warranted party (ie. law enforcement) could constitute multiple crimes depending on the circumstances.